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Subject: Re: Re: Re: Yet another new reader. Keyw
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Date: Thu, 14-Mar-85 00:24:50 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 14 00:24:50 1985
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	    The term "lady" is not well received by all women. Some
     feel that it perpetuates indoctrinations. A "lady" behaves
     rather than acts. She doesn't express her opinions, is pampered and
     in effect, is little more than a pet of the finest variety. A very
     small percentage of people object to this word, but I thought you
     might want to know why some people do.
	    Why the hell do people have such a hard time calling a woman
     a woman? Was the switch from "Negro" as tough?